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afsina
10y ago
Statements are very detailed and fits the previously known inner workings of the movement. Sure there may be some modifications we never know. They just sound legit to me.
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afsina
10y ago
Actually it was not a friendship. Perhaps a mutually beneficial partnership. And things went downhill probably much before 2012, regardless of political speeches.
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afsina
10y ago
Erdoğan and public was convinced with the coup plan in 2009 ( who knows probably they were plotting for real and gülen supporters in the army exposed it) and Gülen probably have put some (many?) of his supporters among replacements. They ar
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afsina
10y ago
Firstly I do not think this is about secularism. Turkey is still a more or less a secular country happen to be ruled by a central right - somewhat religious party. My personal view is that Gulen was involved with the coup, but possibly joco
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afsina
10y ago
Vast majority was against the coup. That is for sure.
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afsina
10y ago
Author of that article is like an apologist for excessive government spending. To me, if government did not spend that amount of money on space exploration, probably private sector would have achieved even better things faster with lower co
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afsina
10y ago
Oh you are insulting peoples intelligence here. Playing with words like that does not make it less stupid.
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afsina
10y ago
Nope. According to news, they learned it several hours ago (around 4 pm) but information was quite limited. They did try taking preventive measures but failed to stop the coup (You can read one coup army officials statements on that). Howev
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afsina
10y ago
Too much drama? - PKK is killing your soldiers what do you do? This has nothing to do with IS. - Ok, he has a temper and does not have a good sense of humor but please, did you find "that" poem funny? - Oh come on. You know it was
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afsina
10y ago
Turkey is actually quite friendly with Iraqi Kurdistan.
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afsina
10y ago
Huh. It seemed hell of a (failed) coup to me. Just because outcome favored the government (Duh! This is a failed coup, what do you expect?) it does not mean they convinced soldiers to kill tens of people. Too much confirmation bias?
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afsina
10y ago
No, people has families and children and for a million other reason they may choose not to go to streets. It is idiotic to think that they are supporting the coup.
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afsina
10y ago
They were probably originated from India.
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afsina
10y ago
UN is A joke.
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afsina
10y ago
How about this? They might have changed their minds.. https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/26488
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afsina
10y ago
Google become what it is because of protectionism? Protectionism slows down everything and gives pain to the consumers. You are better off without it.
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afsina
10y ago
Competition is good. But banning the better player is not the way. That would be just feeding crony companies and forcing bad products to consumers with the mask of security.
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afsina
10y ago
CLion
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afsina
10y ago
Google will start giving this service. https://cloud.google.com/speech/
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afsina
10y ago
Any reason why not to use Kaldi ( https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi )? AFAIK it uses most of the state of the art algorithms.
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afsina
10y ago
Problem is, there always will be murderers, abusers and thieves. Preventing crime is the right thing to do, but I don't think it is the answer for determining right degree of punishment if a crime is committed.
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afsina
10y ago
And 8 years is justified because of it? Why not 1 year? Or none?
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afsina
10y ago
Sure when a low-life kills your children with cold blood and get away with it for 8 years, I would like to see your reaction after murderer goes out of jail and smiles at you.
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afsina
10y ago
Çarşaf has the meaning of table cloth in current Turkish as well.
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afsina
10y ago
There are some small religious groups that uses a face veiling clothing called "çarşaf". This was also historically used in Ottoman era. this setimes covers below nose, sometimes shows the face. https://en.m.wikipedia.o
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afsina
10y ago
Perhaps "why using easy to hack native binaries" is a better question.
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afsina
10y ago
True that in Turkey very little amount of women wears clothing that veils the face, but you are over reacting. Previous commenter just count two potential ways of avoiding ATM surveillance.
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afsina
10y ago
Actually for many neural network apps 8, 4 even 1 bit is sufficient for representing weights.
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afsina
10y ago
AFAIK this is part of the TRIM project in Blink, They have some memory related goals listed here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17wW-YosF8tlEwn45eZ4d...
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afsina
10y ago
Also, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1thLjq-PYoKWaM_ODDZjojr9V...
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